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Front Left Stabilizer Link Assembly with M10×1.25 Thread and Steel Construction for ISUZU D-MAX TFR/TFS Anti-Roll Bar Link

Basic Properties
Place of Origin: China
Brand Name: YIMI
Certification: ISO/TS16949
Model Number: TFR 4JA1T
Trading Properties
Minimum Order Quantity: 10 pcs
Price: Negotiable
Payment Terms: T/T
Supply Ability: 10000 pcs/month
Specifications
Thread Size: M10 × 1.25 Material: Steel
Weight: 0.26–0.268 Kg Installation Position: Front Axle Left
Length: 154–187 Mm (conflicting Data) Finish: Silver
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Front Left Stabilizer Link Assembly

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M10×1.25 Thread Anti-Roll Bar Link

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Steel Construction Sway Bar Link

Product Description
Product Overview

Front Stabilizer Bar Link Assembly 8-97944569-0 / 8979445690 for ISUZU D-MAX (TFR/TFS) and KB series — a direct-fit OEM replacement for the front left position, interchangeable with 8-97235787-1.

This stabilizer link connects the front stabilizer bar to the lower control arm on the left-hand side, transmitting torsional forces to reduce body roll during cornering.

Function & How It Works

The stabilizer link is a short coupling rod with ball-jointed ends. When the vehicle corners, the stabilizer bar twists and the link transfers that torsional load to the control arm, helping keep the chassis level and all tires in contact with the road. Worn link joints produce clunking noises over bumps and degrade handling precision.

Verified Specifications
  • Position confirmed as Front Left: Multiple independent aftermarket brands (Comline, BLUE PRINT, FEBI, Apec, RIW) consistently list this OEM number as Front Axle Left.
  • OEM cross-reference verified: Replaces 8-97944569-0 / 8979445690. Interchangeable references include 8-97235787-0 / 8972357870 and 8-97235787-1 / 8972357871.
  • Thread specification recorded: M10 × 1.25 external thread per FEBI, BLUE PRINT, and RIDEX data. Apec lists M10 × 1.2 — minor catalog variance.
  • Weight & material recorded: 0.26–0.268 kg; steel construction; silver finish.

CriticalLength data conflict: Catalog listings report lengths of 154 mm (Apec), 155 mm (RIDEX), 180 mm (BLUE PRINT), 185 mm (ASHIKA/JAPKO), and 187 mm (FEBI). These may reflect different measurement points (overall length vs. thread-to-thread) or supplier-specific variants. Request a dimensional drawing or compare against the original part before ordering.

Failure Symptoms — When Replacement Is Due
  • Clunking or rattling noise from the front suspension over rough roads
  • Excessive body roll or vague steering response during cornering
  • Visible play or looseness at the link ball joints
  • Torn or deteriorated dust boots on the link ends
Product Specifications
Part Number8-97944569-0
Product NameStabilizer Link Assembly
Car ModelD-MAX TFR/TFS
Engine ModelD-MAX TFR/TFS
Condition100% Brand New
WeightStandard
OriginChina Mainland
Main MarketMiddle East, Asia, Africa, South America, North America & Europe
PackageNeutral Packing Or Made As Requested
Warranty6 Months
Price & StockPlease Contact Us To Get More Information
MaterialHigh-strength aluminum alloy & precision bearings
Cooling TypeEngine coolant circulation
InstallationDirect OEM replacement
Quality StandardOEM equivalent / ISO quality control
Front left stabilizer link assembly 8-97944569-0 for ISUZU D-MAX TFR/TFS, showing ball-jointed ends and steel construction
Features & Advantages
FeatureBenefit + Verification Signal
Front Left position confirmed across multiple brandsReduces wrong-side ordering risk — Comline, BLUE PRINT, FEBI, RIW all list Front Left.
OEM cross-reference consistencyReduces wrong-part risk — 8-97944569-0 and 8979445690 confirmed across RIDEX, Apec, Comline, BLUE PRINT.
M10 × 1.25 thread specificationMatches OEM fastening — confirmed by FEBI, BLUE PRINT, RIDEX.
Steel constructionProvides durability for suspension loads — material specified by FEBI and BLUE PRINT.
Fitment Notes
BrandModelEngine CodeNotes
ISUZUFSR / FSR 5006HE1Primary fitment per OEM number
ISUZUFVR / FTR6HE1 (verify)Some cross-applications reported; confirm by VIN

Important fitment notes:

  • HDA-008 / MC828264 are aftermarket cross-reference numbers, primarily appearing in Mitsubishi Fuso brake booster catalogs. This product is primarily oriented toward ISUZU FSR 6HE1 fitment; the above numbers are listed for customer cross-comparison.
  • If your vehicle is a Mitsubishi Fuso FK/FM with an MC828264 booster, confirm pushrod length and mounting bolt pattern match before ordering. "Short" vs. "long" pushrod variants exist within the MC828264 family.
  • Always provide the VIN/chassis number for verification. Do not rely solely on cross-reference numbers.
Quality Control & Verification
QC ItemVerification Method
Overall lengthGauge check against original — conflicting supplier data (154–187 mm)
Thread size & pitchGo/no-go gauge check (M10 × 1.25 reference)
Ball joint articulationSampled functional test — request supplier report if critical
Dust boot integrity100% visual inspection per supplier claim
Material & finishSteel, silver per supplier specification
Packaging integrityCarton condition check per shipment
Installation & Maintenance Recommendations

Important: Stabilizer link replacement affects suspension geometry and handling. Replace in pairs (both front sides) for balanced performance. Professional workshop installation is recommended.

Installation Guidelines (Reference: ISUZU D-MAX Workshop Manual)
  1. Raise and support the vehicle; remove the front wheel on the affected side.
  2. Hold the link ball stud with a hex key or Torx bit to prevent rotation, then loosen and remove the nut securing the link to the stabilizer bar.
  3. Remove the nut securing the link to the lower control arm. Extract the old link.
  4. Compare the new link's length and thread engagement against the original before installation.
  5. Install the new link in reverse order. Tighten nuts to OEM specification (confirm in manual — typically 40–60 N·m range for stabilizer link nuts).
  6. Repeat on the opposite side if replacing in pairs.
  7. Reinstall the wheel; lower the vehicle. Test for clunking over bumps.
Maintenance Schedule
  • Inspect stabilizer links for play and boot damage every 40,000–60,000 km or during suspension service.
  • Replace in pairs if one link's ball joint is worn or the boot is torn.